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Week 1 Roundup: Sabino dominant in start of defense of 3A title; girl scores TD in St. David’s win
This is supposed to be a season of adjustment for Sabino and coach Ryan McBrayer coming off a championship season in which more than 20 seniors graduated, including the most prolific passer in Southern Arizona history — Cam Hackworth. If Friday night’s 40-0 drubbing of visiting Coolidge in the...
Valley couple set to transform historic Gramma’s House Antiques building
Arizona native Thomas Lopez was going about his business fixing municipal pools when he noticed a two-story building—Gramma’s House Antiques and Treasures—beside one of Miami’s five historic bridges. “I fell in love with that particular building because it was next to one of the Luten Arches,...
Church Community Connection: Considering when the stars speak to us
Years ago, I officiated a wedding at the Snow Bowl ski area near Flagstaff. The Snow Bowl is near the top of Arizona’s 12,633-foot-high San Francisco Peaks. After the wedding, my wife, Becky, and our son, Jon, left the building where the wedding was held, to go home. As we looked to the northwest, we were shocked, even awed, by the number of stars in the dark sky.
Program gives Sun Lakes woman, 90, renewed vigor
Sun Lakes resident Carolyn Kroeger got a call from one of her children last spring. “When Purdue was here for the NCAA (men’s basketball tournament), my son called and said, ‘Mom, how about going to the Final Four?’ I said, ‘I can’t climb that high into the nosebleed section.’”
County Fair set for September
KINGMAN – The Mohave County Fair will be held Thursday through Sunday, Sept. 12 – 15 at the county fairgrounds, 2600 Fairgrounds Blvd. Fair admission gates prices are $6 for veterans, first responders and seniors 65 and older with ID; $12 for adults; $6 for children ages five to 12; free for children four and under with an accompanying adult.
Lake Havasu City Unveils Upgraded Island Ball Field Amid Youth Sports Fanfare
It's game-on for Lake Havasu City's Island Ball Field following a collaborative effort between the local government and youth sports organizations to revamp the recreational area. The upgrades come just in time for the Opening Day, bringing a fresh look and better functionality to the beloved community space. The Lake...
Apache Junction Invites Residents to Schedule Meet-Ups with City Officials for 2024-2025 Season
Residents of Apache Junction, get ready to meet, greet, and discuss community issues with city officials as the Neighborhood Partnership Meetings make their return for the 2024-2025 season. The city has opened up its calendar, and community groups can now schedule these annual gatherings, which serve as a platform for local government engagement.
Kari Lake calls RFK Jr. ‘a perfect addition to our movement’
Republican Kari Lake, who’s running for Senate in Arizona, said former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a “perfect addition” to the MAGA movement and welcomed his endorsement of former President Trump’s White House bid. “This just shows you how welcoming our movement is — America First, the MAGA movement, whatever you want to…
AZ Briefing: Over 100 rescued after Havasupai flooding; Gilbert may increase sales tax; Powerhouse show: Def Leppard, Journey, Steve Miller
Good morning, Arizona. Here's what our reporters are working on and what you should know before you start your day. An estimated 104 tribal members and tourists near Havasupai Falls have been evacuated since Thursday after floodwaters left them stranded, according to the Arizona National Guard. On Friday evening, Gov. Katie Hobbs deployed the...
Normal temperatures for the rest of the weekend
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - Another round of showers and thunderstorms is expected Saturday afternoon, with the activity mainly focused across the higher terrain areas of eastern and southeastern Arizona, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Otherwise, mainly dry conditions will continue through most of the region heading into...
Higher mortgage payments are pricing out first-time buyers in Arizona, report says
PHOENIX — High interest rates and a low housing stock is making it less affordable for renters or first-time buyers to purchase a home in Arizona, according to a new report. The Arizona Research Center for Housing Equity and Sustainability released a study this month examining barriers that prevent Arizonans from owning real estate in the Grand Canyon State.
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